Warner UK prepping 2-disc Heat and Goodfellas SEs
12-16-03, 06:00 PM
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Warner UK prepping 2-disc Heat and Goodfellas SEs
Wasn't quite sure if this should be in the International forum, but since the recent thread about the French SE of Good, the Bad, and the Ugly was allowed... why not. 
From Davis DVD:
I'm happy with the current version of Heat (never watch the extra features anyway) but I'll finally be able to pick up Goodfellas.
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Warner Home Video UK have confirmed two of their more highly anticipated special editions releases for Summer 2004. First up is a new two-disc special edition of Michael Mann's crime drama Heat. Look for this one in July. Just as exciting, if not more important, is Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas. The best film of the 90's finally gets the respect it deserves with a two-disc special edition loaded with documentaries and audio commentaries. Look for this one in September, along with the DVD debuts of After Hours, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore and Who's That Knocking at My Door? Stay tuned for more details on all of these titles soon!
12-18-03, 05:00 PM
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Originally posted by RyoHazuki7
Uh oh. Dvdtalk is gonna become a ghost town without 12 "When is Goodfellas SE coming?" threads a day.
Uh oh. Dvdtalk is gonna become a ghost town without 12 "When is Goodfellas SE coming?" threads a day.
12-18-03, 05:11 PM
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A Michael Mann movie with extras?
This oughta be interestin'
This oughta be interestin'
12-18-03, 05:25 PM
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Originally posted by Mondo Kane
A Michael Mann movie with extras?
This oughta be interestin'
A Michael Mann movie with extras?
This oughta be interestin'
I realise not a true 'Special Edition' in relation to what we are accustomed but would in my eyes be deemed a fairly 'special' release if this was what was planned.
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Originally posted by RichDB10
Yeah...more than likely the film split over 2 discs with maybe a substantially better transfer and DTS, just without the tag of 'Superbit' adopted by another company
I realise not a true 'Special Edition' in relation to what we are accustomed but would in my eyes be deemed a fairly 'special' release if this was what was planned.
Yeah...more than likely the film split over 2 discs with maybe a substantially better transfer and DTS, just without the tag of 'Superbit' adopted by another company
I realise not a true 'Special Edition' in relation to what we are accustomed but would in my eyes be deemed a fairly 'special' release if this was what was planned.
BUT...the difference is that Warner Bros doesn't do DTS over here...so doubtful that there will be DTS. And since Michael Mann is known for not wanting to do commentaries (am I wrong on this???), I'm not sure WHAT extras are going to be on this.
Hopefully it won't be a special edition like Glengarry Glen Ross.
12-19-03, 12:33 PM
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And since Michael Mann is known for not wanting to do commentaries (am I wrong on this???),
And since Michael Mann is known for not wanting to do commentaries (am I wrong on this???),
